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Is it possible to make available the revised due date in the metadata for each student's assignment submissions?
I usually download all assignment submissions by visiting the assignment's web page, and then clicking "Download Submissions" on the left hand side. In each student's folder, inside the randomly-named sub-folder, there's always a file called info.json. There's a date time object with its key either called "subm_time_local" or "custom_time_local." If it's the latter, that typically means the student was given an extension and was permitted to submit after the lock date.
However, instead of knowing whether a student was given an extension, Id like to know the due date of that extension. I run the autograding scripts written by @Sumukh on my local machine, which means I might be using the software in an unconventional way. If this is the case, how do you guys typically access this information?
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Is it possible to make available the revised due date in the metadata for each student's assignment submissions?
I usually download all assignment submissions by visiting the assignment's web page, and then clicking "Download Submissions" on the left hand side. In each student's folder, inside the randomly-named sub-folder, there's always a file called
info.json
. There's a date time object with its key either called "subm_time_local" or "custom_time_local." If it's the latter, that typically means the student was given an extension and was permitted to submit after the lock date.However, instead of knowing whether a student was given an extension, Id like to know the due date of that extension. I run the autograding scripts written by @Sumukh on my local machine, which means I might be using the software in an unconventional way. If this is the case, how do you guys typically access this information?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: